Which of the following statements is/are true?
a. the dawes act (1887) restored tribal unity to american indians and ensured that they would be independent of the white man.
b. the compromise of 1877, which named republican rutherford b. hayes as the president of the united states, confirmed local control of race relations in the south.
c. in the new york times article "lessons from japan about war’s aftermath" by john dower, the author stated that in the years following world war ii, general douglas macarthur exercised authority over the united states-dominated occupation of japan.
d. because railroads were private, investor‑owned corporations, the u. s. government did nothing to contribute to their economic growth and welfare.
e. both b and c are true.